The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-03-04
LOCAL IND PERSONAL.

soDs for license.
while attending court, drop in and pay
YOUR subscription.
Father Ryan, OF st. Augustine, paid our
.,vgns visit on Tuesday.
II NJ. Richards. Burgess-elect, will as
-rns the duties Of ths Office on Monday
1ezt.
An increase Of ten per cer' .u IN" wa
,ss ~ miners at Gallitzin, wen' irto Effect
on Tuesday
Rupture instantly reIirved nv the use Of
tps celebrated Fry Truss. Far sal" a. Dav-
sons drug store.
Mr.. John J. Troxell and hi son DR.. t.
{. TroxeI Of GalIttzin, were visitors tn our
town on Monday.
The blue birds have made their appear
aroe. but whether they have come to stay
or motifs the question.
A boy baby born to Mrs. VIM. Hensel
o,springfeId Two, Favette county, has no
thumbs and the palms of the hands are on
the wrong side.
For fine groceries, 90 to the Sugar Bowl
ANY person having lost a gold sleeve
button enrravsd on Its face, can recover
the same Dow calling upon Master Ed Boil
singer ar rrovfng property.
-FreF Ktfer. Of Indiana. will make ap-
pIicauon 10 the court ror license at tire
next term, notwithstanding Judge Whites
refusal heretofore to grant licenses.
A new harm inst built an completed all
but putting on the roof was blown down in
Blair township, Blair county, on Thursday
OF last week during the high wind
Some one has met bluebird in the
uafqhbOrhOod, but the poor harbinger of
sUrng bad a hit Of red flannel round his
throat and a mustard plaster on his chest.
After wears Of patient pxperimen ting
James Burns, Scotch blacksmith at the
Allegheny Valley Railroad shops in Verona.
has discovered a process Of welding copper.
Mr.. Thomas J. Williams, of Ebensburg,
IL this weeks issue publishes his card as a
candidate for County Commissioner. Mr.
Williams is a steadfast and consistent Dem
ocrat and II nominated would perform the
duties Of the flee with honesty and fidelity.
The President has approved the bills to
pr0hibl. the importation and immigration Of
foreigners and aliens as laborers TO prohibit
the hiring out Of United States prisoners,
and to prohibit the importation of opium bv
Chinese subjects.
Archbishop Ryan. Of Philadelphia, d.
clined the request to review the parade Of
Ancient Order Of HIbernians on next ST
Patrir ks Day, saying in his reply Though
you are a society Of Catholics, you are not
a Catholic society"
"A strange man seized Miss Annie Hear
ing, Of Reading, when she stepped from the
yard Of Mt. Moses r. Crafts house. where
sha is employed , into an alley. after which
be rut of her luxuriant growth of hair
close 20 the scalp and fed.
On Tuesday the 18Th inst, Mr. John
Byrne proprietor of the St Elmo Hotel at
the Summit, will sell all his Hotel, household
and kitchen furniture at public sale. Sale
will commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ, when a
reasonable credit will be given.
Abraham FuI'z, the discoverer Of the
FultZ wheat is living in poverty in Mifflin
county, and there is a movement on foot
among the farmers Of the State to place him
In comfortable circum stances. It is said he
has never realized a penny from his discOv-
cry.
On Wednes sdsy morning of last week
Joseph r. Smith, the senior editor Of the
Indiana Messenger was found dead in his bed.
He was seventy-three years of age, and a
highly esteemed citizen, having held in his
lifetime a number OF positions Of honor and
trust
About II O'Clock on Saturday night
Mrs. Burns. an old and feahIe lady living on
the hillside above Twenty fifth street. Pitts
burgh, fell asleep before an open CRATE.
Her clothes caught fire and before the flames
OF her burning garments could be extin-
Eulshed she was fatally burned.
"A FIRE in BeIIefonte was started Saturday
morning at $50 O'Clock by the overturninQ
OF a coal oil stove in room OccuOied by
Miss Ohnmactt, directly over Reynolds &
Co.'S bank, which resulted in the total de-
strucuOn Of Reynolds block and Garman s
Hotel, and entailed a less Of over $40, ,OOO
A new railroad is being graded from
Newhurg, on the Ban's GaO railroad, to
KayIOr station, on the Ebensburg branch OF
the P. r r. Last Friday a ar load OF
horses passed over the Bells Gap road
which we're put to work on the proposed
route, on Tuesday morning In the com.
pleti0n Of this road an immense coal field
Will be developed.
About O'Clock on Monday evening,
the general store OF Riddle 81 Hileman, at
Frankstown, Blair county, caught fire and
was wholly consumed with its contents.
The adjoining residences were burnt so as
70 be useless. The origin Of the fire Is IN
known. Loss, g 500 insurance. 50,
There Is 40 Il ra rompauy in the TOWN
A branch railroad from the Cresson and
COalpOrt road, connecting at some place
near DawsOn's, to LorettO is talked Of and
has every prospect of being built. Railroad
communication with LorettO Is badly need
ed, TIE distance is only about two miles
and with no heavy work, it should be com
menced and built during the coming sum
mer.
The card Of Mr.. Thomas F. Howe, OF
Cambria borough, as a candidate for Count y
Treasurer will 5e seen among the politica
announcements. Mr.. Howe is we'll qualified
TO perform the duties of the Office, is al
unswerving DemOc rat and if called upon L
lake care Of the tax payers monies, will per
form his duties to the best interests OF tht
people
On Saturday afternoon a temporary sheC
erected by the Cambria Iron Company a
their Merchant Mil in Johnstown. for tn,
purpose Of sheltering their men while en-
RaRed in pilIDR iron, gave way under tn,
heavy weight OF snow, and the falling roo
caught John Tice a laborer, and crushed
him so badly that his death ensued tht
same evening